Inspection and verification
1. Check the validity of the customer complaint. Keep in mind that the vehicle has a number of systems that communicate with the message center, giving the driver information that is useful in diagnosing faults.
2. Perform a visual inspection for obvious signs of mechanical or electrical damage.
3. If an obvious cause for the problem you identified or the customer described is found, resolve it before moving on to further action. (if possible).
4. Before referring to the Symptom Chart or DTC Index, read all DTCs using the approved diagnostic system or scan tool. Clear all DTCs after troubleshooting.
Table of signs of malfunction
NOTE: For a more complete troubleshooting chart, refer to Section 303-14 - Electronic Engine Controls in the service manual.
| Sign of malfunction | Possible reason | Action |
| The engine crankshaft turns, flashes occur, but the engine does not start | For purge valve tests, refer to the guided diagnostic routine on the approved diagnostic system. For fuel and ignition system tests, refer to the appropriate section in the workshop manual. | |
| Difficulty starting when cold | Check the coolant condition. For battery information and CKP sensor and fuel system testing details, refer to the appropriate section in the workshop manual. For purge valve testing, refer to the guided diagnostic routine on the approved diagnostic system. | |
| Difficulty starting when hot | For injector and fuel system, fuel temperature sensor, IAT sensor, MAF sensor, and ignition system tests, refer to the appropriate section in the service manual. For purge valve tests, refer to the guided diagnostic routine on the approved diagnostic system. | |
| Difficulty starting after hot soak (the car remains stationary for some time after the engine has reached operating temperature) | For injector and fuel system, fuel temperature sensor, IAT sensor, MAF sensor, and ignition system tests, refer to the appropriate section in the service manual. For purge valve tests, refer to the guided diagnostic routine on the approved diagnostic system. |
DTC Index
NOTE: Generic scan tools may not be able to read the codes listed or may only be able to read 5-digit codes. Match the 5 digits from the scan tool with the first 5 digits of the listed 7-digit code to identify the fault. (the last 2 digits provide additional information readable by an approved diagnostic system).
NOTE: For a complete list of ECM DTCs, refer to Section 303-14 - Electronic Engine Controls in the service manual.
| DTC | Description | Possible cause | Action |
| P040200 | Excessive consumption registered in the exhaust gas recirculation system A | Refer to the appropriate section in the service manual. Check the MAF sensor and electrical circuits. Refer to the electrical manual. | |
| P040500 | Exhaust Gas Recirculation Sensor A Circuit Low Voltage | Refer to the electrical manual and check the EGR valve electrical circuit. Repair/replace as necessary. | |
| P040600 | Exhaust Gas Recirculation Sensor A Circuit High Voltage | Refer to the electrical manual and check the EGR valve electrical circuit. Repair/replace as necessary. | |
| P040900 | Exhaust Gas Recirculation Sensor Circuit A | Refer to the electrical manual and check the EGR valve sensor circuit. (DIFF PRESS). Repair/replace as necessary. | |
| P044100 | Fuel Evaporative Control System - Incorrect Purge Flow | Check the integrity of the charcoal adsorber pipe and vent. Refer to the relevant section in the service station manual. | |
| P044200 | Leak detected in fuel vapor control system (small leak) | Please refer to the relevant section in the service station manual. | |
| P044700 | Open circuit in the electrical control circuit of the ventilation of the fuel vapor recovery system | EVAP DMTL Valve Circuit Short to Ground | Refer to the electrical manual and check the electrical circuit of the DMTL valve. Repair/replace as necessary. Refer to the relevant section in the service station manual. |
| P044800 | Short circuit in the electrical circuit of the ventilation control of the fuel vapor control system | EVAP DMTL Valve Circuit Short to Battery Voltage | Refer to the electrical manual and check the electrical circuit of the DMTL valve. Repair/replace as necessary. Refer to the relevant section in the service station manual. |
| P045500 | Leak detected in fuel vapor control system (large leak/no flow) | Check the cap and seal of the fuel filler cap, check the adsorber, piping, etc. Check the fuel tank for leaks, etc. Refer to the corresponding section in the service station manual. | |
| P045800 | Low Voltage in Evaporative Emission Control Valve Circuit | Refer to the electrical manual and check the DMTL valve electrical circuit. Repair/replace as necessary. Refer to the appropriate section in the workshop manual. Refer to the guided diagnostic routine for this code on the approved diagnostic system. | |
| P045900 | High Voltage in Evaporative Emission Control Valve Circuit | Purge valve control circuit: short circuit to battery + | Refer to the electrical manual and check the DMTL valve electrical circuit. Repair/replace as necessary. Refer to the appropriate section in the workshop manual. Refer to the guided diagnostic routine for this code on the approved diagnostic system. |
| P240100 | Low Voltage in Evaporative Emission Control Pump Control Circuit | Refer to the electrical manual and check the wiring between the ECM and the DMTL pump. Repair if necessary. | |
| P240200 | High Voltage in Evaporative Emission Control Pump Control Circuit | In-Tank Leak Detection Pump (DMTL) Circuit(s): Short to Battery + | Refer to the electrical manual and check the wiring between the ECM and the DMTL pump. Repair if necessary. |
| P240429 | Evaporative Emission Control System Leak Detection Pump Sensing Circuit Range/Performance Problems | Main Tank Leakage Monitoring System (DMTL) Reference Leak | Check the fuel vapor control system for proper operation and leaks. Check the DMTL pump and electrical circuits. Refer to the electrical manual. Perform a DMTl test. Refer to the appropriate section in the service manual. |
| P24042F | Evaporative Emission Control System Leak Detection Pump Sensing Circuit Range/Performance Problems | Erratic signal from the DMTL (Direct Tank Leak Detection System) | Check the DMTL pump and electrical circuits. Refer to the electrical equipment manual. Refer to the relevant section in the service station manual. |
| P240500 | Low Voltage in Evaporative Emission Control Pump Sensing Circuit | In-Tank Leak Detection Pump (DMTL) Circuit Low Reference Voltage | Refer to the electrical manual and check the wiring between the ECM and the DMTL pump. Repair if necessary. |
| P240600 | High Voltage in Evaporative Emission Control Pump Sensing Circuit | In-Tank Leak Detection Pump (DMTL) Circuit High Reference Voltage | Refer to the electrical manual and check the wiring between the ECM and the DMTL pump. Repair if necessary. |
| P240B00 | Low voltage in the heating element circuit of the leak control pump in the fuel vapor recovery system | Low voltage in the electrical control circuit of the heating element of the tank leak monitoring system (DMTL) | Refer to the electrical manual and check the wiring between the ECM and the DMTL pump. Repair if necessary. |
| P240C00 | High Voltage in Evaporative Emission Control Pump Heating Element Circuit | High voltage in the electrical control circuit of the heating element of the tank leak monitoring system (DMTL) | Refer to the electrical manual and check the wiring between the ECM and the DMTL pump. Repair if necessary. |
| P245000 | Performance issues/vapor control system multi-way valve stuck open | Refer to the electrical manual and check the wiring between the ECM and the DMTL valve. Repair/replace as necessary. Refer to the appropriate section in the workshop manual. | |
| P245100 | Fuel vapor control system multi-way valve stuck closed | Refer to the electrical manual and check the wiring between the ECM and the DMTL valve. Repair/replace as necessary. Refer to the appropriate section in the workshop manual. |
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